Dropping estrogen means rising LDL.

Estrogen fluctuations can keep you up at night. Experts explain why it happens—and how to manage it.

Research shows GLP-1s tackle metabolic shifts that make weight loss harder in menopause.

Yes, hormonal changes can make you smell

Estrogen’s decline can send your blood pressure soaring.

The hormone that helps you sleep during menopause can also leave you groggy—unless you time it right.

If you’re having vivid dreams or nightmares, you’re not alone.

It’s considered the most convenient form of TRT for women, but it’s also the riskiest. Here’s what I tell my patients.

Meet one of the lesser-known effects of menopause hormone changes.

A racing, skipping, flip-flopping heart is no fun—but it’s typically not a sign of heart problems.

We fact-checked the 3:29 a.m. menopause study, and asked top experts to explain what’s really going on.

Hormone therapy won’t melt fat but can make weight loss easier.